News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-10-06
PLEAsts NoTIcE--My dental rooms
will be open until further notice
J. A. ROBINSON, Dentist,

j. A. ROBINSON, Dentist,
Morrisyille, VT, Sept. 2S,1SS7.
A. G. SMALL, Auctioneer, Morris
vile, vt. Farm sales specially. Par
ticular attention given to out-of-town
business. Correspondence solicited in
regard to dates, auction bills, etc.
The undersigned will pay 8 cents
per pound, for all maple sugar deliv-
cred TO him at S. H. lifts store in
Morrisville, within on week from date.
Oct. 3, 1887. G. S. CLARK.
Frank Kenfield will sell at public
auction on the fair ground, near Nor
risville on Saturday, October Sth,
about 200 good store sheep and eve
lambs. Will be sold in small lots.
Sale to commence at 10 a. m. Time
given on part or whole of the pur-
chase if desired.
Just received at G. W. Jenney's in
Stowe, q line of ladies', Misses and
chiIdren's fall and winter hats and
bonnets, plumes, feathers, ornaments,
trimmings, pushes, velvets, ribbons,
etc. Mrs. Mower is expected soon
with an additional lot of goods. Call
and examine goods and prices.
S. H. Tiff has just returned from
New York with a good assortment OF
fall and winter goods, ladies' and chill
dren's cloaks and sacques and dress
goods in new shades and styles; to-
boggan caps, mems and boys fur and
Scotch caps, hats, underwear, and 8
nice lire of small wares ladies' gloves
specially.
NoTICE.-During my absence my
unsettled accounts will be found il
the office of Wilson & Powers in Nor
risville. They are now left there sim
ply for the convenience of persons
who desire 10 settle with me withou
costs. On my return they will b
placed in the hands of the abov
named for business, and costs adde
in all cases. So if you want to saw
money, pay the boys before L &c
home. W. K. JACKSON.
Having sold my millinery bushes
to Miss May Soper, of st. Johnsbur1
/ take pleasure in announcing tt
opening of new millinery rooms ne1
week in the s'brown house" on Mai
street formerly used as hotel. Mis-
soper Is a lady of large experient
In her line of business and will en-
nIoy a first class trimmer. l hearth
endorse and recommend her to IL
favorable notice of the people OF th
place and vicinity. L take this oppo
unity TO return my sincere thanks Il
the liberal patronage L have receive
in the past, and bespeak the sau
support for my successor, with VINO
will be found for short time.
Mrs. E. NJ. ROBERTS.
Rear in mind J. c. & w. II. Ro
inson, of the Portland street stoI
Aforrfsville, when making your Il
and winter purchases. They -ha
honest goods and prices. Ladies'
their underwear, hosiery, gloves, yarr
etc. Ladies' and Misses cloaks a.
Jackets: also fine dress goods fuI
ished to order at Boston prices. y
line ladies' collars. all sizes, cef
each II; light weight gloves ~ ana
cents. Mrs. w. III. Robinson VIII
stamping or execute all orders
Konsington art work. Gentlemen
our stock of suits, overcoat5, GLOW
neck-wear, etc. Stationery, sch'
tablets, ETC., for everybody. PaL
from 5 to 20 cents. Choice fam
groceries with bottom prices; IL i
sugar 81; 100 test oil 10 cents. Ere
confectionery and nice new brands
cigars just in. Remember the lei
ers of popular prices.
j. C.. & W. III. ROBINSON